does the math
does the math is the third-person singular simple present indicative of do the math.
Meaning of do the math
Verb
do the math (third-person singular simple present does the math, present participle doing the math, simple past did the math, past participle done the math)
- To perform a mathematical calculation.
- Before my family left for Rome, I did the math. Over 11 days, with a lunch and a light dinner, each of us could taste approximately 55 dishes.2002 February 17, Amanda Hesser, “Food Diary: Local Hero”, in New York Times, retrieved 18 Dec 2018
- To determine the explanation for or precise nature of a situation, such as the motive underlying someone's behavior, based on available facts.
- Gore has looked into buying cable channel News World International. Despite initial reports, Gore's camp says he and his backers intend to make the channel not a liberal mouthpiece but a "hip" news channel. […] Maybe; maybe not. (Gore has long complained about the undue influence of conservatives...2003 November 16, James Poniewozik, “All The News That Fits Your Reality”, in Time, retrieved 18 Dec 2018
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